Come to Greenwood and enjoy an afternoon just like in the days of old. Home made finger sandwiches, baked goods and a pot of tea all served in style throughout our property. Tickets for this event must be purchased in advance, and space is limited. Tickets for this event are available at Que de Bonnes […]
Le Théâtre Répercussion présente: The Repercussion Theatre presents: Cymbeline Part fairy-tale, part historical-fiction, part tragic-comedy – Cymbeline has it all. With music, a dynamic, eco-conscious design, and an ensemble of eight talented actors taking on multiple roles, we invite you to join us on the Greenwood lawn for this unique production. This event is free. […]
Hudson Player’s Club continues a time-honoured tradition at Greenwood with a dramatic reading of Pygmaléon, a cleverly adapted version of George Bernard Shaw's play (also known as My Fair Lady), transported from early 1900s Covent Garden in London, to the swinging 1960s in Montreal, just as Expo 67 is about to open. Join us in […]
For children of all ages, Frank Hicks reads his recently released book: Pugsley the Peculiar Puffin on the lawn at Greenwood. This children's book is based on the true story of a wayward puffin from Newfoundland Canada that somehow landed in Montreal. It is also a story of the people who offered their help, the […]
Hudson Player’s Club continues a time-honoured tradition at Greenwood with a dramatic reading of Pygmaléon, a cleverly adapted version of George Bernard Shaw's play (also known as My Fair Lady), transported from early 1900s Covent Garden in London, to the swinging 1960s in Montreal, just as Expo 67 is about to open. Join us in […]
Hudson Player’s Club continues a time-honoured tradition at Greenwood with a dramatic reading of Pygmaléon, a cleverly adapted version of George Bernard Shaw's play (also known as My Fair Lady), transported from early 1900s Covent Garden in London, to the swinging 1960s in Montreal, just as Expo 67 is about to open. Join us in […]
Join us as we close out the season with a new twist on the traditional attic event, including: an antique kitchen tools/utensils exhibition a cookbook exchange a bake sale of delicious treats our charming tea room and hidden gems in our vintage garage with kitchen-related items discounted Mark your calendars for this not-to-be-missed event! Alternative […]
Due to poor visibility expected for this evening, we have had to cancel this event. Our sincere apologies for any inconvenience this may cause. En raison de la mauvaise visibilité prévue pour ce soir, nous avons dû annuler cet événement. Nous nous excusons sincèrement pour tout inconvénient que cela pourrait causer. See the night sky […]
Please note that this event is now sold out! We cannot guarantee that you will be able to attend if you don't yet have a ticket or festival pass. Thank you for your cooperation. KATHY REICHS' first novel, Déjà Dead, published in 1997, won the Ellis Award for Best First Novel and was an international […]
ANITA ANAND is a Montreal author and translator. Her collection of short stories entitled Swing in the House won the 2015 QWF Concordia University First Book Award and was nominated for a couple of others. Her novel, A Convergence of Solitudes was a finalist in 2022 for the Paragraphe Hugh MacLennan Prize for Fiction and […]
WAUBGESHIG RICE grew up in Wasauksing First Nation on the shores of Georgian Bay, in the southeast of Robinson-Huron Treaty territory. He’s a writer, listener, speaker, language learner, and a martial artist, holding a brown belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. After working for nearly two decades as a journalist, mostly for CBC, and writing fiction in […]
MAUREEN MAYHEW is a family doctor, a clinical professor at UBC, and a certified leadership coach. She graduated from Hudson High School (’78) and then from McGill in ’86 and has spent three decades providing primary care and leading public health programs across Canada, Asia and Africa. She currently works for the BC Physician Health […]
